Krivoklat Castle and Mnisek Pod Brdy Including Lunch: Private Day Tour from Prague
Prague, Czech Republic
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: 8 hours
Explore the largest castle in the Czech Republic on an 8-hour tour to the 13th century Křivoklát Castle from Prague. Stop for lunch at Mala Svata Hora restaurant. See the chateau at Mníšek Pod Brdy, and learn about the nobility of the 20th century.
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Explore the largest castle in the Czech Republic on an 8-hour tour to the 13th century Křivoklát Castle from Prague. Stop for lunch at Mala Svata Hora restaurant. See the chateau at Mníšek Pod Brdy, and learn about the nobility of the 20th century.Escape the hustle and bustle of Prague on a full-day, private tour to Křivoklát Castle and Mníšek Pod Brdy.
Following a pick-up from your hotel, drive through the beautiful countryside of Central Bohemia en route to Křivoklát Castle, one of the oldest castles of the Czech kings and home to Queen Elizabeth (wife of Jan of Luxembourg) after a fire in Prague Castle in 1316.
Continue to the Mala Svata Hora restaurant for a lunch of Czech or international food. Then, go to the chateau in Mníšek Pod Brdy, where written records date back to 1348. Learn the history of the castle, from its changes in ownership, through damage by war and fire. Restored in 1910, it was ransacked again in 1945 and then seized by the state.
Learn about the restoration project, and explore the lives of the Czech nobility between the world wars.
Following a pick-up from your hotel, drive through the beautiful countryside of Central Bohemia en route to Křivoklát Castle, one of the oldest castles of the Czech kings and home to Queen Elizabeth (wife of Jan of Luxembourg) after a fire in Prague Castle in 1316.
Continue to the Mala Svata Hora restaurant for a lunch of Czech or international food. Then, go to the chateau in Mníšek Pod Brdy, where written records date back to 1348. Learn the history of the castle, from its changes in ownership, through damage by war and fire. Restored in 1910, it was ransacked again in 1945 and then seized by the state.
Learn about the restoration project, and explore the lives of the Czech nobility between the world wars.
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